Sheltie and the Runaway

Sheltie and the Runaway by Peter Clover is a captivating story published by Puffin in 1996. This edition, written in English and spanning 84 pages, follows the adventures of Emma and her Shetland pony, Sheltie, as they navigate the challenges of friendship and family dynamics. The narrative unfolds when Sally and her family move into Fox Hall Manor, bringing excitement but also tension due to her father’s strict nature, which complicates Sally’s ability to make friends.
In this engaging tale, readers will discover the bond between Emma and Sheltie as they embark on a quest to find Sally and her pony, Minnow, after they run away. The story explores themes of companionship and the emotional struggles faced by young characters, particularly in relation to their beloved ponies. With its focus on Shetland ponies and the experiences of youth, this book offers a heartfelt glimpse into the world of juvenile fiction centered around animals and friendship.
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Emma and Sheltie are excited when Sally and her family move into Fox Hall Manor. But Sally’s father is very strict and makes it difficult for her to make friends. Sally is so unhappy that she and her pony Minnow run away. Can Sheltie and Emma find them?
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